Effective December 1, 2010, amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure will have changed the way in which expert discovery will be conducted in federal court litigation. With good reason, practitioners have long assumed that all draft expert reports and all communications with testifying experts are subject to disclosure. Under amended Rule 26(b)(4), however, most attorney-expert communications and draft reports will now be protected work product. Join Matt Rita, a partner in Ford & Harrison's Denver office, for this timely program by Celesq® AttorneysEd Center in partnership with West LegalEdcenter that examines those changes. The presentation will include important exceptions to the new rule and potential ethical challenges attorneys may face as they adapt to it.
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